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Corybas walliae Plant: to 35mm tall, leaves heart-shaped with a prominent pointed tip. Flowers at or above the leaf Flowers: the broad helmet-shaped dorsal sepal that encloses the labellum often has a pimpled surface has only a few pale reddish markings. Labellum trowel-shaped midlobe with a ragged lower margin is a deeply cleft. Flowering: September to November. Habitat: Moist mountain beech forest and alpine fringes. Ruapehu to Nelson. Tolerates snow. Conservation: Common and unthreatened. Notes: A pale green montane to alpine form close to C. vitreus. Was tagged C. “triwhite”. Key features: flower with almost complete lack of red on the green rather translucent labellum. |